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The goal is to get under 16ms. TINK4K supposedly adds another 2.5ms i've heard as well, at least. Retrotink 4K BFI is lower lag than LG internal BFI. This is because Retrotink 2:1 BFI is fully raster beam-raced based, which means it begins outputting the visible refresh cycle (fastscan 1/120sec) wh...

Hi all, The BFI feature in the RT4K is great news and sounds like a big step forward but I find it confusing: I understand that the RT4K needs a 240hz screen to minimise motion blur by 75% (approx.4ms persistence). But the LG CX can achieve 4ms persistence with only a 120hz screen. How is the TV ab...

Absolutely buying one of these in the next couple of months for my Toploader(RGB/Component Mod),RetroUSB AVS, SNES, Genesis & Duo(etc) to pair with a smaller secondary 43" QD-LED(QN90C), until 43" QD-OLED's hopefully become a thing in 2025. My question is, does it only support dual strobe BFI at 24f...

I would hate to have to get another WOLED, QD-OLED and at 32" seems like a solid fit for 8-16 bit titles. What's the real problem with WOLED panels ? I don't think that panels themselves are the bottleneck here, we just need a complete setting list to custom BFI depending on our needs. I would like...

Any idea how much latency the upcoming 32" Samsung G8(2024) QD-OLED has for it's Black frame insertion setting, if it in fact has one, when running games at 60fps. Was planning on getting a smaller OLED for those Analogue HD clone NES, SNES, GEN & TGFX consoles. I would hate to have to get another W...

How much motion blur does an 8.3ms & 6.94ms persistence reduce from 100%?
I always assumed 8.3ms reduced OLED motion blur by 50% or about 50%, since 8.3 is nearly half of 16ms. Which you'd think would mean or translate to a 47% reduction in blur.

So Quest 2 has a sub 1ms motion persistence @100nits. Does that also apply to the Quest 3 as well? PSVR2 at it's best, motion wise, does 2ms at only 60nits with the VR brightness slider dropped to zero. Once you get to the 4th or 5th slider notch I've been told you're at around 110nits, but then the...

Not sure where you're getting your very specific 8.3ms number (which also happens to be the frametime of 120 FPS, so hope you're not conflating it with MPRT) , but display processing latency is entirely dependent on the model, and whether said model, be it a CRT or OLED, is doing any digital proces...

I've always assumed that CRT SDTV's had zero input lag, but now I'm hearing that they actually have 8.3ms. Where as OLED has anywhere from 10ms(60fps) to 5ms(120fps). Is this true, or are SD CRT's actually latency free/flawless? https://www.bhphotovideo.com/images/images500x500/Sony_KD32FS170_KD_32F...

So, i was messing around with MotionPro High/BFI on my Roku for streaming apps like Netflix and whatever else the other day and ultimately I'm feeling pretty split. And yes, I'm aware internal OLED BFI doesn't work for 24 & 30fps content, but i wanted to get a feel for the BFI flicker(Which should b...